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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
By Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioueers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
FIVE MODERN sToCK.BRICK Iwo-sToRY
DWELLINGS ON.NORTH LINE OF
MARSHAL EeBETN ZEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS.
ONE Is A CORNER DWELLING.
Heggerty, guardian'l Richmond cl9 Chancery
Hergcrty and als. tered May p, 1887.
By virtue Of the above decree. entered on the
above date, the undersigned. special commits
sioner therein appointed, will proceed to sell
TUESDAY. MAY 81, 1887,
at . o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY mentioned
in said decree. being FIVE SUBSTANTIAL
BRICK DWELLINGS, containing four 10 six
rooms ench, besides kitchen and small rooms
The central location Of these houses and their
medium size and immediate proximity to the
new school building render them very desira-
bic for safe and profitable Investment
No. 1926 Is on the corner OF Nineteenth and
Marshall streets, and fronts about IS feet, with
'an irregular depth, varying from 90 to 20
feet The adjacent tenement Is No. 1921 and
nas the same front
The other three houses, Nos. 1915, 1914, and
1912. front about 10 feet, with depth of 80 feet
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months. the purchaser
executing negotiable notes for the deferred
payments, with interest added from day OF
sale. and title retained until the whole pur-
chase money is paid and conveyance directed
by the Court. A. w. PATTERSON.
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BRowS & CO., Auctioneers.
HEGGARTY. GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
HEGGARTY AND AIS, DEFENDANTs-IS THE
CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
!. Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioner by the decree in said cause Of
May 81, 1881. has been duly given.
Given Under my hand this 24th day OF May,
1SS7. BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY.
my %
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Premium BrO0d-Sheet
Property.
By Chewing 6 Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS CTION
SALE OF THAT
MOST VALUABLE BRICK STORE 40. Cos
EAST BROAD STREET.

voss and wife, Plaintiff,) Richmond Chancery
*. Court Decree OF
Burging q ais., J May l9, 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF I'M
OPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED REAL
ESTATE ON NICHOLSON STREET, ROCK
ETTS, NEAR ITS INTERSECTION WITH
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TRACK-By virtue Of a decree entered May
g. 1884 in the suit Of COlgin rs. Colgin and ais,
In the Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond,
the undersigned, appointed special commits
soners for the purpose, will offer for sale, on
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1. 1857.
at 6 o'clock p. NJ, the following PROPERTY:
l. The HOUSE AND LOT fronting - feet 8
inches on the east side of Nicholson street near
its intersection with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway track.
p The HOUSE AND LOT fronting % feet 5
inches on the east side Of Nicholson street adj
joining the above on the north.
B. The LOT commencing 30 feet north o. the
aforementioned lot and fronting 30 feet on
Nicholson street, all OF said lots running back
$50 feet TO an alley sixteen feet wide.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance in six
and twelve months, with interest added, evil
denced by negotiable notes, and the title re-
tanned until tho purchase-mOney Is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the Court
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
j. p. COOKE,
SPECIAL Commissioners.
FURNAN TUPPEB, Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
BY Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate AuctIoneers.
No. II north Tenth street.

N ONIIVAN DiIIII VT u III INV
"A CENT. INVESTMENT
BRICK DWELLING No. 703h NORTH FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN JACKSON
AND DUyAL STREETS.
At the request Of the owner we will sell az
auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 2SrH.,
at o O'Clock y. NJ. the above described FIRST
CLASS INVESTMENT. The LOT fronts l3
feet aud runs back 20 feet 10 an alley. This
property Is now rented to a good tenant
at $40 per month.
The house IL Of brick and contains four
rooms.
This sale offers nrst-class opportunity
to parties seeking good investment or
nice small homo.
TERMS: Easy, and announced nc sale.
RAWLINGS Il ROSE,
my25 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

At llt TtqUtsI OF Iht OWDtfe, WHO must Boil
for division, viii offer for sale on the pre-
misses, on
FRIDAY, MAY q, 1887,
at5K O'Clock p. NJ, the FIRST-RA DWELL
ING No. 6l6 north Eighth street. for a long time
owned and occupied by the late Samuel Ellis
with two or three rooms. This horse is very
well arranged, is thoroughly lighted and yenti-
lated, and Is well built, and II should, on 40
count OF It's central location and the deslra-
billy OF Its neighborhood. attract both those
looking Tor home or an investment The
lot ON which the house stands fronts about Is
feet by depth OF 40 feet 70 an alley
After the sale OF tho house will sell the ad-
joining VACANT LOT, fronting 20xI20 feet 70
an alley. This Is q pretty and centraliy-lo-
Gated lot, and rs there are but few such left
do not slight this chance.
TERMS; Atsalc. my21
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EOR SALE. A VERY DESTRA- :,

TOR SALE, A VERY DESIRA-G ca
Il BILE SUBURBAN HOME Of i-10usl
ACRES Of very rich land a large and
productive Asparagus and Raspberry bed T;
Frame Dwelling with seven rooms, with other
necessary out-buildings, stables, &C.; good
well Of water and beautiful shrubbery. Tho
land is well watered. This property Is In an
exceptionally good neighborhood and healthy
section. about " miles from the city. bar
gain can be had by immediate application TO
GEORGE s. vASHON 81 SON,
my l3eod1t No. Tenth street.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. May @. ,ss-. o. 30
on dis road will run a. follows;
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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FRIDAY. NAY n. 1857.

In execution Of decree in the abovc-men-
toned suit, the undersigned, thereby appoint
ed for the purpose, will sell by auction, upon
81.
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DICHMOND, FREDERTCKsHrHO

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. ->.r... .
commencing MAY IS, is,,-eA-teu rart..l
time
rs a. NJ, leaves Byri-s;reet uai'-7 .t.-.
stops only AZ Ashland. f...
Milford, and FroI.f. BE-, ID.
Sleeper 81 Washngt. L.....
Waehington Tor New YORK s.; ..4
A. NJ.
Ii:07 A. W., leaves Byri-Streei station ttrr
except sunday. lesvr- Wash. 1.
ton Tor New l0rk a. fsI Do AS
by limited Al 3il p. V. I4r..r AL
Richmond o. Nashiagt0u
go p. NJ, leaves Bygd-street -tal0a daily.
Sleeper b. New York
1929 4. NJ, arrives az Byri-Strrat station t. .r.
Sleeper from New YORK
1883 7. n, arrives nc Byrl->treetst1tiDrf s.rt
stops az Freier cks1Ifg. N.t.f
and Junction. sleeper lom " ..l-
ingtOn.
Wis z. NJ, arrives az Byrl->treef station a.. 2
except sunday. Parlor car ..'.
ington % kichm1nd.
ASHLAND TRAr;S
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
800 r. NJ, accommodation. iesFrs f-.s'.
Street station; arrives 81 A-lIs.i
at5P.M.
Goa p. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives .; A-l.a, 20
6:A p. n.
S55 A. NJ, accommodate. arrives a. aa.s.
Street station leaves A-l.giI .t
sol A. NJ.
$50 p. NJ, arrives 81 Eliza; leaves Ashland 81,
5:i2 7. VI.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
z. T. d. MYERS. Genera. Superintendent.
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EAsIRoAD ,,xy.
Schedule IN Effect
May 2, re.
CONNrlrInx.


Train No. - makes canoe.,f..
for Chase City AMI Cla,R..il.. "a, l.l. %
for Durham, Raleigh. hnI AID t.t,...
Carolina Division. NDi'l
Train No. - makes conn ati,. o. o.,...
for Raleigh, GOldshorO, 40. N.-...... f|
salisbury for AsbeviBe. BOO -ni... AZ
points IN western North Carolina ct,...i ti
WIN ohario'Ie' 'olumha aui iIglsfa Il, tx,
Tor Columbia, Augusta, Akron. fisr'..... ~
yannah. 1homasyilie. Ca. ...l,....'
other Florida points: alro va ,s-.... '.t
| trail rnilrCad for Wnmingiol '.'
Trains from the South arrive a. r..t....
$40 4. H. ana $50 2. ".
BURKEyILLE ACCOMMODATES
Leave Manchester. ............ ....,.
Arrive Manchester.......... ..r. ~
BON AIR ACCOMMODATES
Leave Richmond .................. .-.,-,.
Arrive Richmond. ............. sd
YoRk-RIVEK LINE-DAIIY riq wt>r
POIN1) EXCEPT T-NDAY.
Tho fayorito route 60 baltimore r....,..-
ers on this line are mOlfis of beauty ......
aud comfort. Leave Richmond .r. r-..F
, 7. VI, arrive Baltimore S a. ..
Baltimore Z. ". arrive Richmond
rare Richmond ~ Baltimore: fir..s..B.
second class. $40.
The York-Riyer Line aGori' superb ,.,,.
tages 70 The business word in rns ..r..-
10 leave Richmond near t.e .lotesl ....
Transactions and arrive a Bliilmov. .....
morning. after having enjoyed a. .tf.
nights rost. FREQ nom the dusta.l . IA.
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond ,TWeliy-cigh.h-
street depot. ................. t.-.t.
Arrive Richmond Ciweuiy-cighU-
street epOD....-.....-... ........ s.tr. ~
DAILY. fnaily except SUNDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ;BE sssgrS
JAMES-RIyER LINE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
NkWPOh1 NEWS, CLAREMONT,
AND JAMEs-RlVER LAND
INGS DIRECT,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
AT OLD POINT closely with all lines FOR
Washington, ID. c., Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York same Afternoon
At NEWPORT NEWS for Smithfeld. Va;
And at CLAREM0NT with the Atlantic and
Oanville railroad for Wayerly. Hicksford, 81
ONLY ALL-WATEk ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES MUCH LESS TRAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
PHYSICIANS MEALS
The new aud fast steamer
ESSEX.
carrying United states MaIl,)
CAPTAIN DAVIS,
leaves Richmond every.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY at
A. N. CBROAD-STREET CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TINED for aboye-named places. arriving
at Old Point atiP. NJ. and Norfolk at 5 Y. NJ.
Returning. the steamer leaves Norfolk. Old
Point and Newport News on alternate days,
arriving at Richmond ats p. NJ.
Through tickets 70 above-namsd points on
sale on steamer and 90 CARRIERS Agency, 1000
Main street. Baggage checked through.
6TAT3-koOMs ENGAGED FOX DAY
OR NIGHT.
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DAILY. tDaily except Sunday.l
STOPPING-PLACEs.
Nos. - and q make no stops. Ncs. o. .i 20
stop only on signal at Mhnchestor. ''t'rs. a.,
aud Chester. Nos. q. p, 2S -. %, 2. o. 4,
and % will stop At al stations tur pA-seuEt~.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Trains Nos. = aud - sleeping ar- boo
tween Washington and Charleston. ur l.lIns
Nos. % and ~ siceptug-cars bct1rtU N'N B ..k
aud Tampa. Fla (siG Jacksonville. en- I0.
No. - slcepiu gears between Ja,k- tFI..r /.
New York ON Train No . slefpilr-.ar, '.-
tween New York and Charleston.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
LEAVE. As.fYg.
Richmond. .TG49 A. ". Sorflik....- % D. y.
Richmond. f6:30 ,. ". Norfoik....t. /! n.
norton .....-S;0D A. NJ. Rirhm1uI p n.
Norfolk ......tj.N0 =. N. klchmoIi. 80. b N.
These trains also make clos cDnna'lrs fr
Farmyille, Lynchburg, AID >04uF'-''.1
points, and all stations on mo SOD. 10 az
Western railroad. except the 1879 t-,l l.'-
ssngers Tor points vest II potsg-t..s 80
cave by the gas train Instead.
RM >I
super ..4-
I. M. EMERSON. General Passel,e. lf.t-
Sol. HAAS, Tranic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

DIG BUSINESS .OPPORTUNI- "a
ID TY.-I have for sale one OF the largest, Lii
most centrally-located. and by far the most
valuable BACCO-WAREHOUSE PROPER
TIES in this city. mean business, and iayite
interviews or correspondence.
N. w. BOWIE,
my 2S3t Real Estate Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

CoLGIS, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST CoLGIN AND AIS.
DEFENDAETs-IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
THE CITY or RICHMOND.
], Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree in said cause
Of May 3, 1884, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of May,
1884. BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY.
my2o Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27

$50 z. ". Daily, except sunday. 90 h.-
mOud and Petersburg r.n
Arrive Petersburg 1890 d. 81
leave Petersburg - D. ~
daily. arriving Norfolk lUft p Nh
Through car Nichmo3d ~ ADr''A.
$50 Y. ". Daily, except sunday, "a t..-
mOad aud Petersburg TAI 0'si
Arrive AZ Petersburg 7.so o. n.
connecting with Train y.
leaving Petersburg AZ so y
for Farmyille. Lynchburg. h.-
noke, Bristol. knoxville. CnatA.
nooes, and AZ poiEts SCUM al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-27
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD1
COMPANY, No. 3S3 WALNUT STREET, :
PHILADELPHIA May %, 1857.
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REAL ESTATE ATPRIvATE SALE,

EOR SALE, SEVERAL SOUTH q
A THIRD-STREET RESIDENCES-somo ii
large and attractive, others medium-sized aud
cosy. See me about them. n. w. BOWE.
N.Y. 5-3t Real Estate Agent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-14

The Giant M0n0poIy's Reign Over
Four Supreme C0urt Justices
Oh the Peoples Side.
The Decision rot to be Announced Before
October-An Telephones to be Ad-
mitted 10 Competition.
Kansas City Times.


WASHINGTON, June 10.-Since the last
Fr5ds7 in May, when the Supreme court
was expected but failed, to render de-
cisior il the telephone suits, the Bell
telephone people have manifested great
deal Of uneasiness. 1t now supervenes
that this anxiety was occasioned by the
discovery on their pRrt-but which they
have hitherto managed to keep from the
Dublic-that the Supreme court had de-
cided to ignore the fifth claim Of the
BeITelephone Company, which embraces
all Of real value in the patents held by
their company.
1t is ascertained from reliable sources
that the membership of the court stands
as follows: For the Bell Telephone Com
pany on their cases as presented, Justices
Matthews and Harlan; against The Bell
Company, Justices Waite, Miller, Field
and Blatchf0rd OF the remaining two
Justices (Justice Wood having died)
Justice Bradley is an unknown quantity
and Justice Gray did not participate, be-
cause Of interest.
II these premises are correct, concern
ING which little doubt exists, the Judg-
ment of the court will be against the
validity of the Bell patents in essential
particulars and operate to throw open
the telephone field to competition.
1t is understood that Chief Justice
Waite will formulate the opinion and rem
der the decision when the court reassem-
bles in October.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-14

Join the bulls il UNLOAD x the stuff they
mad taken early. All though The fore
noon the selling was coupled with the
widest scenes ever witnessed in the ex-
change, and in all the Offices were
knots Of brokers discussing the prospects
Of recovery.
In the afternoon there was some hope
Of that, but the heavy selling continued,
and soon the price fell of in heavy fluctu-
alton until 1t reached l5c pound. This
decline was accompanied by the nC.ice of
the suspension of three firms, X 6. Ar
mold & Co., Norton, Well & BLvsn and
Mackey & Small. ter the announce
ment Of these failure n organized effort
was made by the prominent nous, like
O'Donohue, Gruuer & Crossmar 30 sus-
tain the market, anu they suCC aeded
in causing g r. y of abnut 1c
o pound. The failure Of r.
@. Arnold & Co. attracted the most
attention as they are one OF the most
prominent houses III the trade, but it was
generally anticipated. The senior MEM
Der of the firm was caught in 1882 by the
collapse of one of the largest deals ever
attempted in coffee and was compelled to
suspend, for over 81 100000. lie started
in business again, however and was sue
Cessful in oil his ventures. He Is edited
with being the founder Of the c tie EX-
change and was at one time it's Pc. ident,
but on August 10 last he formei 4 part
nership with his son, and since lien they
have done strictly commission business.
He ascribes the failure to the fact
that his customers were SO far a"ay that
it was impossible to reach them IN time
to obtain sufficient margins to meet the
decline. He could make 10 statement OF
his liabilities, and said that he could not
say anything about the crane of re-
Stunning. Outsiders claim that the firm
has been carrying 500, 900 bags Of coffee
for the Rio Janerio operators known as
the Brazilian party, and it is estimated
that the liabilities will amount 10 over
81 900, 900. The 81 lillian party started
to buy coffee after tn Gruner-Cr ssman
syndicate advanced the price from
Sc to 1SC g pound, and since then
the Gruner syndicate Rave been bears on
the market, and are Id L. have unload
ed all their long STUFF on the Brszilians.
The extreme decline is from 81 80 two
weeks ago to Is cents to-day, OF over 81
cents pound. There was some talk of
trouble in banking circles as result Of
the panic, but as the banks only loaned
80 per cent. of the market value on coffee
it is hard to see how any of then could
have been involved. Mackay G. Smith,
one of the suspended firms, are So opposed
TO have liabilities of 100000. = ne liza
bilities of the other firms are small.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-14
WEATHERFORD.

Captain Scott Awaiting Orders-Some OF
the CI,izsns Dissatisfied.
Special TO the Gazette.
WEATHERFORD, TEX, June l3.-Gsp-
tain William Scott CT the Texas rangers
and his entire company of soldiers ar
rived in this city to-day under orders re-
ceived from Governor Ross to come to
Weatherford and wait for further orders
THE GAZETTE reporter called on the Cap
tain to try to learn his mission in this
part of the country, but as he had not re
Ceiyed his orders from Austin when seen
by your correspondent he could not tell
what he was to do here, ncr how long he
would remain in Weatherford. Some of
our citizens say that this is s quiet,
peaceabIe city, and the people are law
abiding, and they fail 10 seeIthe object OF
the GoYernOrin ordering the rangers here,
as was reported in THE GAZETTE some
days ago, for the purpose of capturing
train robbers. They say this is no resort
for outlaws and train robbers.
Mr.. Sanders of New York, representing
the Mississippi Mills of Wesson,
Miss, was in this city Saturday last,
and was negotiating for several
pieces of property in Weatherford,
and the purchase of four lots in
this Fplaces by him will in a few
days be made. Mr.. Sanders travels all
over the south and west, and he says
Weatherford has the brightest future be-
fore her of any place in the state. He
is purchasing real estate here with the
view of speculation. He thinks the man
who invests his money in Westherford
dirt is among the wisest of men, for be-
fore twelve months have passed there
will be one of the heaithiest booms in
this city that Texas city ever expert
enced. Mr.. Sanders views are looked
on with great interest by our real estate
men, as they think his travelling about
over the country so much and coming to
Weatherford and investing means much
for this plnce. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-14
Ladies, Gloves and MittSL

Every week brings from our Eastern
buyers something new and elegant tol
the hand. All novelties in this line are
expressed to Us as soon as they appear
in Eastern markets. Al inspection o.
this department VIII convince. you thar
we are headquarters for fashionable hand
wear.
Lot a 2409-La 1ies' silk gloves, 2O-but,
ton length; black, seal, navy, wine and
myrtle, sll siZas, per pair $50.
Lot A 504l-Ladies' silk gloves, l4-bUt-
ton length; black, cream, pink, blue,
flesh, assorted tans, grays and assorted
browns, all sizes, per pair Sl.25.
Lot a 5Ol9-Ladies' pure silk gloves, To-
button length; black, white, cream, PINK,
blue, assorted tans, assorted grays and
assorted browns, per pair Sl.00
Lot A JOl7-Ladies' pure silk gloves, s.
button length; black, white, cream, pink,
blue, assorted fans, assorted graYs and
assorted browns, all sizes, per pair, 75c
Lot 4 5333-Lsdies' pure silk gloves,
C-5uttOn length: black, assorted tans, as
sorted browns and assorted grays, all
sizes, per pair SOC,
Let 4 5348-Ladies' pure silk gloves,
extra quality, Sutton length, asserted
tans with fancy embroidered backs, all
sizes, per pair $I.25.
Lot i 5ll3-An assorted lOl ii ladies'
Isle gloves, ali sizes and CClC.s, +, and
button length, per pair 25C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-14
WHITE GOODS.

We are this week in receipt of an enor-
nous addition to our White Goods stock
and We may as well say it plainly they art
from the great white goods auction sale!
made in New York last month; not in any
way damaged or inferior, but thrown OF
the market by importers and manufactu
rers clearing out their stocks to make
room for winter goods.
E 96I2-A new lot of plain white India
linen jast received. We offer them fo)
sale at phenomenal prices-5c, 84c, 10c
l24c, 15c, zoe, 25c, 35c, 40c and soc pei
yard.
E 9382-BuIgaria lawn, entirely new, 80
inches wide, 25c.
L 9379-Egyptian lawns, very thin and
sheer, 50 and 90 cents.
Z 4155-Pure white Persian lawn, 20 to
SOC per yard,
E 192l-White Irish linen lawn, 90 &c
80 cents per yard.
E 4l51-French Batiste (white), 80 tc
Sc inches wide, 20 to SOC.
L l939-Plein white nainsook, 10 to CSC
per yard.
E 95l4-White and ecru lawn with bor-
der to match, 55c.
E 9383-White corded null, 40 and 5Oc
per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-14
COMMERCIAL REsUNIK.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Railwsy bonds
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth
and Denver City az 925; Texas and
Pacific incomes at Coz; Kansas and Texas
rs at 1l34; do SIS st So; Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Fe gold IS at 1861; Missouri,
Kansas and Texas IS at S51; do G's st
98s.
Governments firm.
Sterling improved.
Money 4d5 per cent.
Silver 95b.
Wheat active and unsettled.
Cotton steady.
Oil closed at G4I.
Coffee market was excited at the CpeI-
ing and verged upon a panic Prices were
l60@l20 points below Saturdays close.
The panic continued during the after
noon, with q further drop of 90Gl0O
points.
Sugar is dull in tone. Refined is the
most active.
Prices for selected hides are well main
tanned.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, June 13.-The stock mar
ket was unusually dull to-day. The
leading operators were al out Of the city
and the bears had practically no opposi-
ton in their attacks upon the weak spots.
The opening was generally weak with
prices from 10 per cent. below those
of Saturday evening a moderate business
was transacted during the first few
minutes only when the market became
dull. The activity during The day was
invariably accompanied by weakness,
the last hour was heavy and the close
was very dull at about the lowest figures
of the day. The entire active list is
lower, but the most important declines
were Northwestern / :, Wheeling and Lake
Erie, Ii, Norfolk and Western preferred
at Ii, Oregon Transcontinental Il, and
Omaha l Fer cent.
Railroad bonds were dull with the
general drift OF prices in downward
direction.
Government bonds were dull and
steady.
PANIC IN COFFEE.
NEW YORK, June 13 The excitement
in the coffee market which has amended
the decline in coffee reached its highest
to-day and the brokers acting for the
bull operators became panic stricken aud
rushed TO sell without regard to price.
The bulls blame the Gruner- Crossman
syndicate for starting the 4decline
which eliminated in to-day's5 panic,
but the bear syndicate strained every
nerve to check the fall, without sdIcesf;
In fact the syndicate brokers were Ing
only buyers at the opening, which was IT
II cents pound, over cent below Szy-
Irdsy's close, and although q rally Eas
caused by the bears supportins orders,
the rumors of trouble and CONTINUED
selling caused them TO ssoy buying and